Research methodology has always been a key area of academic inquiry for me. While I often focus here on topics at the intersection of AI and education, research design remains a foundational concern, ...

When it comes to critical thinking frameworks, Ennis (2015) remains one of the most powerful and practical ones I’ve come ...

One of the most practical uses of generative AI in education today is helping teachers create engaging classroom activities, faster and with less friction. Tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, or Claude, when ...

Students are using ChatGPT probably more than we are. For many, it’s becoming the new Google: a quick-fix engine for answers, ...

If there’s one concept educators can no longer afford to ignore, it’s systems thinking. It’s not new. But it’s newly urgent.

With AI-generated content everywhere, convincing, polished, and often dead wrong, students need more than digital literacy.

Is using AI in the classroom even ethical?” I get this question more times than I can count. And my answer has always been ...

Since the introduction of generative AI, I have been exploring, testing, and reviewing a wide variety of educational AI tools. A select few of these AI tools have particularly caught my attention ...

When it comes to leveraging the educational potential of AI, developing the right set of skills is crucial. And by skills, I’m not referring only to technical capabilities like coding or advanced ...

NotebookLM is, in my view, one of the most powerful AI-driven tools currently available for researchers, educators, and students. I’ve tested countless AI tools over the past year, and as someone ...

When was the last time you heard someone talk seriously about digital literacy? I’d guess it’s been a while. And honestly, I think I know why. As Lankshear and Knobel (2011) pointed out over a decade ...